I don't get paid anything. I help pro bono. The Mass Mutual agent earns the compensation. I don't need the money. I have earned more than enough elsewhere.
How does the OP get paid with your suggestion?
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I don't get paid anything. I help pro bono. The Mass Mutual agent earns the compensation. I don't need the money. I have earned more than enough elsewhere.
He wouldn't be paid. Unless he works out something in advance with the Mass Mutual agent. Already said this to him in a different thread on Monday. Not always about being paid in our business. It is about doing the right thing for the client.How does the OP get paid with your suggestion?
He wouldn't be paid. Unless he works out something in advance with the Mass Mutual agent. Already said this to him in a different thread on Monday. Not always about being paid in our business. It is about doing the right thing for the client.
I don't get paid anything. I help pro bono. The Mass Mutual agent earns the compensation. I don't need the money. I have earned more than enough elsewhere.
Yeah I agree with you. It's about doing the right thing for the client and the right thing in general. That's why I say a MM GA would be his best bet in a situation like this.
Funny you mention that. I was working pro bono on a California OneAmerica application about a year ago because a lady told me she couldn't work with the agent her husband got approved with, and after 2 weeks I fired her. At the end I figured it wasn't her husband's agent that was the problem it was more than likely her lol.That is awesome. I do the same until someone appears to abuse the pro bono help
Only if GA or the sub-agent is fluid in LTC. More often not the case.